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Donald Ellis Rothenberg. Hollywood to Vienna
HOLLYWOOD to VIENNA. a. Trip. and. a Half
HOLLYWOOD to Vienna — A Trip and a Half
Acknowledgements
Prologue
1. In the Beginning . .
2. Where Am I, Anyway . .
3. Lost Youth. in America
4. Steam Heat: Hot and Heavy. Puberty, but Innocent
5. CALIFORNIA. BEACHBOYS DAZE. FRIES AND A TAN, OH MAN . .
6. RUB. A DUB. DUB . .
7. PSEUDO-HIPSTERS. OR WHAT . .
8. ONCE UPON A TIME . .
9. MIDDLE AGE. IN THE NEVERLAND . . NOT IN MIDDLE AMERICA. BUT MIDDLE EUROPE . .
10. IN THE VIENNA WOODS
11. TAKING ME BACK ACROSS. THE TIME ZONES . . . AGAIN
12. HEREABOUTS, AGAIN . .
13. LAPSE. INTO . .
14. JUXTAPOSITIONS I SUPPOSE, AND NOW REALITY-PLUS
15. MEINE MISCHPOKE. UND DRINNEN . . . UND
16. WIEN NOT, RECALLING RENDEZVOUS
17. MEANWHILE AND. CHICO MARX
18. BACK FROM LOTUSLAND
19. TRANSITION. TO REAL TIME
20. SOMETIME LATER . .
21. THE MEETING
22. RRRIIIIIIIINNNNNGGGG!
23. 60’S STREAMING. . .
24. BEACH BLANKET BINGO 2. OR, LONG HOT SUMMER
25. HELL-BENT SOUTH. TO BIG SUR ONE NIGHT
26. WHERE AM I. ANYWAY 2
27. ANOTHER DAY SOMEWHERE. FAR AWAY, MINDSCAPES
28. 8:00 AM. THE NEXT MORNING
29. DISCOVERY. CHANNEL
30. THE BISHOP. AND FRIENDS
31. INTERLUDE, A DIVERSION OF SORTS
32. MEANWHILE, FLYING HIGH. IN THE SKIES OVER . .
33. BACK TO REALITY. OR BACK HOME, WHEREVER THAT IS . .
34. AMOROUS. ADVENTURE . .
35. FROM THE HOLY PAGES OF. SCRIBBLE SCRABBLE LAND . .
36. CROSSOVER . .
37. PROPOSAL . .
38. WEDDING: BIG SUR, CALIFORNIA, USA
39. CRASH, STOMP, SPLINTER, SHATTER, GLASS, THE KISS, UNDER. THE CHUPPAH . .
40. THEY MADE LOVE. ALL NIGHT . .
41. JAMAICA . . . MON
Epilogue
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HOLLYWOOD to VIENNA
A Trip and a Half
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This scares her and she looks up, frightened at first and then laughing a nervous laugh. “Oh, don’t you look the Jamaican, mon. I was just reading this horrid expose of the homeless plight in America. It’s so shocking. The pictures are enough, but the real live interviews with some of the women and children – it’s sad. It’s scary, too.”
I just now notice her new amber necklace. It’s quite nice, and goes perfectly with that new yellow dress. I say, “Wow, that’s a nice necklace!” as if on cue to change the subject and proceed to the kitchen to start preparing the meal. “Where is that lettuce? It needs washing. Ann, could you wash this salad while I get the rice and fleish/meat together? We’re going to have some Wienerschnitzel, if I can remember how it goes.
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